Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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- We-ea Your high school days are over and the serious side of life must now be faced. The teachings of your parents, church, and school should serve you well as you embark on your future career. You can not all be leaders in this life, but true also, you, and you alone, can determine whom you are going to follow. Remember well your teachings in democracy. First, you have duties as well as rights. Citizens too easily forget their obligations. Our government is based on the philosophy of all for one and one for all. Second, governmental issues must be determined on sound, logical reasoning based on the most good for the greatest number and not settled on the selfish motives of a select few. Whatever you do, don't become discouraged or lose faith. Keep striving for the best and enioy your lives with a clear conscience. Best wishes for a long and happy life. Harold E. Driscoll Assistant Principal the successful com- Congratulations upon pletion of your high school education. Some have acquired all they possibly could, others have not used their full capacity. ln either case, the real- ization of this is encouraging. Education, being an intangible thing, brings to mind the old Arabian Legend. Three men were crossing the desert and as they made camp one night, a genie spoke. Empty your water bags and Fill them with pebbles. When you break camp tomorrow at mid-day, inspect your water bags and you will be pleasantly surprised. The three men, being a little skeptical, emptied one water bag and half filled it with pebbles. At noon the following day, they opened the bag and saw that the pebbles had been changed to precious stones - diamonds, rubies, emeralds, etc. They all exclaimed lf we had only taken more! Perhaps you, like the three men, now feel like saying lf we had only taken morel ln the case of education, fortunately, it is never too late - you may still take more. It you realize your short-comings and do something about it, you have not lost, but gained. Bernard P. McMahon Principal i 1 .

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R MR. PAUL CIANO Art Junior Class Advisor 7th and 8th Grade Dramatic Club Advisor MR. DOMENIC DE GRAZZIA Band Director MR. LAWRENCE CUSHING Director of Athletics and Physical Education MR. ANTHONY J. DE LUCA Driver Education General Business Training Stenography 2